Monday 16 May 2022
Bleyendaal will be linking up with Munster stalwart Jason Holland.
Ben Healy, Jack Crowley, and Jake Flannery will all be hoping for senior team action next season.
Munster confirmed the 29-year-old’s enforced retirement today.
The 29-year-old has been struggling with a neck injury.
The New Zealander has had neck surgery twice before.
The Munster out-half has sustained a new neck injury.
The New Zealander is dealing with ‘stiffness’ in his neck, where he has had previous injury issues.
With injury problems behind him, Tyler Bleyendaal is hoping to be part of a bright new future at Munster.
JJ Hanrahan looks set to miss Saturday’s Heineken Champions Cup clash with Ospreys.
The 29-year-old starts today’s Pro14 opener against Dragons at inside centre.
The 28-year-old New Zealand native has been through a torrid time with injuries.
Ciaran Parker, in addition to academy duo Sean O’Connor and Keynan Knox, have also put pen to paper.
Coach and skipper made known their satisfaction after a dogfight at Rodney Parade.
Fullback Mike Haley and lock Jean Kleyn are the only starters from the Exeter encounter.
The out-half will make his first senior appearance in eight months against the Cheetahs this weekend.
The former Crusader is on the bench for tomorrow’s meeting in Donnybrook.
Johann van Graan is confident a consistent strong 23 over the coming weeks will make for a marked improvement.
The province are waiting on scan results on John Ryan’s ankle injury.
The Kiwi out-half is yet to return to full training after second neck operation.
There have been suggestions that Munster should look to lure Joey Carbery south.
Meanwhile, Duncan Williams will also miss the remainder of the season through injury.
The Kiwi has returned to limited contact training this week.
The Kiwi out-half has been sidelined since October with a neck problem, but there’s still no certainty over when he’ll return.
Johann van Graan is taking over a diminished Munster squad.
The Kiwi sustained a neck injury last week.
Just the one change after last weekend’s comprehensive win at Thomond Park.
The Christchurch native will qualify to represent Ireland in time for the Six Nations.
The Kiwi pair, who’ll soon be eligible to represent Ireland, were at Carton House yesterday.
‘As a rugby team, we had the responsibility and privilege to galvanise the town.’
Niyi Adeolokun, Tyler Bleyendaal, Jamison Gibson-Park, Francis Saili and Garry Ringrose are included on the shortlist.
Meanwhile, Alex Wootton has also recovered from injury ahead of the Ospreys clash.
Meanwhile, Rassie Erasmus paid tribute to his backroom staff after winning Pro12 coach of the season.
Darren Sweetnam picked up the Young Player of the Year award.
The pair sustained concussions during the province’s win over Glasgow.
The Irish international suffered an ankle injury in the quarter-final win over Toulouse.
Tributes paid to Stynes, McBride and McGuinness across the sporting world this week.
Rassie Erasmus has made five personnel changes for the clash in Italy.
Erasmus’ men never looked in danger with brilliant performances all over the park.
Tyler Bleyendaal and Peter O’Mahony starred for Munster in an incredible 38-17 win over Glasgow Warriors.
On the day of his 23rd birthday, new arrival, South African lock Jean Kleyn also made a positive impression.
